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Not working for Apple is possibly the best decision Linus could have made. One can argue that Linux would have kept moving forward without him, but it's really
by DHowett 15y ago
Not working for Apple is possibly the best decision Linus could have made. One can argue that Linux would have kept moving forward without him, but it's really a shame when great talent leaves the open-source community.
The man might be opinionated, and some might not like him, but where would we be without his continued contribution?
- dhimes 15y agoNot working for Apple is possibly the best decision Linus could have made... ... for us
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- harshreality 15y agoSomething else to ponder: We probably wouldn't have git or mercurial, and dcvs (would monotone be the frontrunner?) would still be slow and not fun. Github (under any name) and the explosion of dvcs code sharing probably wouldn't exist either. Sourceforge might still be relevant.